yeah I just used the rent calculator that had those values auto-populated in.

But maybe there is something I have overlooked, would appreciate knowing the specific responsibilities of a PM so that I can compare.For me, I have been able to do the following without a PM,1) rent - auto deposit, so I do not need a PM2) emergency plumbing or electrical problems - tenants get immediate assistance from condo maintenance staff, it makes more sense for my tenants to contact the maintenance staff on site than to call me especially for emergencies.3) Repairs - I always insist that either my agent or my contractor does a walk through twice every year to make sure the apartment is in a reasonable condition and attend to any repairs.

Loopnet is another place to look for commercial properties.Lastly, I would suggest talking to agents in the area you are looking to invest in to set you up with an auto feed from MLS.Hope this helps!

@Justin TamayoInvesting*** stupid auto correct.

I am just starting my first house hack and want to set up the tenant with auto-pay.

FYI - They will no be able to handle your primary home or auto, just the rental properties.

Second line of defense is your auto insurance. 

Auto insurance- business expense, gas for the car - business expense.  

Have you noticed the type and age of the autos in the Walmart parking lot?

Cable TV, streaming services, leased autos, financed autos (sell them and buy something you can actually pay cash for), and any subscription (personal or business) that doesn't increase your financial position.